Are UFOs the “smoking gun” of Reality?

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Finding The Quantum World: The disturbing theory at the heart of reality [New Scientist, 2017] in my new book pile brought me back to that topic, but only as a refresher subject because….

The Quantumists are so absorbed in their theoretical mathematics, they’ve lost sight of what Quantum Mechanics has discovered about sub-atomic reality: that it is nuts.

Quantum Mechanics can’t help us discern where we are, who we are, and what this existence is all about.

QM is merely a patina of insanity that absorbs those who like puzzles for puzzle's sake.

This may be likened to Philosophy, which is covered a little cavalierly in another book I found amongst my recent book purchases: 50 Philosophy Classics, edited by Tom Butler-Bowdon [Nicholas Brealey Publishing, London, 2013].

Philosophy has always been a mish-mash of debate, with word-play and created conundrums about everything without a hint of revelation about anything.

There are other side-tracks to determining what the purpose of existence is.

The Ancient Alien crowd thinks it’s pursuing the matter but AA people don’t go beyond or into what is the ultimate reality underneath their speculation(s) that ETs have visited Earth (and may still be).

The Roswellians are going after the crashed flying disc near Roswell, but even if that is proven, what does it tell us about Reality, our reality, the Ultimate Reality?

My intent, with the ramblings here, is to instill, in a few minds, that if we get our hands on or wrapped around the UFO denouement – what UFOs are – we may have or get a solid idea of what our existence is about, its purpose.

The problem is and has been something that I groanfully subject visitors/readers here too often – and I almost apologize for that: UFO people are dim bulbs, intellectual regressives who are worse than quantum physicists or philosophers.

UFO “enthusiasts” get sidetracked by conferences of dolts, the idea that people witnessing UFOs are more important than UFOs themselves, that debating UFOs – as I do here, sadly – is a worthwhile effort.

When the Quantumists sat alone, they often came up with ideas that came near to interesting discovery. But once they mingled with cohorts, the egos, the will to intellectual supremacy took over, and their ideas became flotsam,

This is what happened to Philosophy, beginning with the ancient Greeks, becoming a tsunami of nonsense right up to today.

In the UFO world, containing only a few real “ufologists” (according to some statistics Tony Bragalia was kind enough to send me recently), the ufologists are trying to impact the UFO phenomenon.

But those few are as lousy at determining what a UFO is as quantum physicists are at determining how quantum particles entangle at vast distances or why.

A valid explanation of what UFOs are will surely give us a major clue as to what our reality consists of, like the blood on the hands of a murderer tells us who killed the victim.

RR